Don try to discredit this important event put up by good samaritan with good effort mah, when u yourself do not do the extra mile & not willing to put the effort to attend loh...!!
Posted by 3iii > Feb 13, 2019 06:46 PM | Report Abuse
In my lifetime, I have probably attended less than 5 seminars. Have never need to pay for these.
Have sponsored a relative to attend a paid course in the past.
My friends shared with me the conferences they attended with notes.
Dear 3iii I refer: https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/PilosopoCapital/172101.jsp This website, I3investor. Most, if not all markets, does not have one single online forum such as this one, where every single market participant congregates. And is formatted in such a way that makes it such a convenient aggregator of information. The US market is far too big, and have so many different outlets. Alphaseeker, Gurufocus, etc etc. To be a sifu there, you need billions of dollars. And even then, you are nothing. Here, every single market participant is in one single forum.
I would like to add further I3investor is a diverse and plural community with diverse views and opinions. This makes I3investor such a great place to exchange idea and information that benefit one and all. I3investor also is a great place for newbie to learn from all and pick up the skill needed to survive in this investment jungle at minimum cost to them. (Learn fast what is pump and dump) And for retirees, a perfect place to chit-chat, make friends and rebutting each others. I notice stockraider investment knowledge and his English had improved a lot, he must have put in a lot of hard-work in improving himself. So aren’t you want to meet him and shake hand with him for both of you had been exchanging different views for such a longtime and kept each other occupied and entertained.
Thank you P/S: As for your questions: Was the seminar useful for your trading/investing? What topics did the speakers touch on? Did the seminar fulfill its intended objectives? Would you attend another similar seminar in the future? My answers: The Investment Bloggers Day 2019 like many things in life, family, friendships and etc cannot be measure by material gain but is priceless in term of at least you are given a chance to meet personally with many people you had been communicating almost daily for so long in I3investor forum.
Dear Choivo Capital (Jonathan Choi), For your information: Posted by Connie555 > Feb 12, 2019 01:57 PM As for the seaweed keropok, aku free kasi lu 500 tin, distribute to the people who attend your talk.
And yours previous posting Posted by Choivo Capital > Feb 1, 2019 02:08 PM | Report Abuse aunty where is my seaweed keropok! Go back kitchen make, dont come market and lose your retirement money! I'll pay RM20 for one tin
And my posting: Posted by Sslee > Feb 12, 2019 06:06 PM Dear Connie555, Thank you for the seaweed keropok, I will make sure Jon England had enough money to pay for the treat, RM 500x20 = RM 10,000. So please get ready the RM 10,000.
Posted by 3iii > Feb 14, 2019 08:22 PM | Report Abuse
"I don't think a whole day seminar is going to enlighten you much on investing."
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Yes, that was what I wrote. I wrote truthfully.
As a matter of fact, you need to read a lot to master investing. May I suggest reading a minimum of 5,000 hours of the relevant and related materials. Even then, some maybe reading the wrong stuffs,
But raider suggested that I asked people not to register for this talk. This is how raider has been interacting with me for a long time. Truly lacks integrity.
What can we learn from KYY, one of the main speakers in this seminar?
1. His golden rules.
2. His use of margins (leverage).
3. His great gains in 2015 and huge losses in 2018 (volatility of his portfolio values).
Looks like he hasn't got his whole investing acts finely tuned. How much can we learn from him, assuming you are looking for investing safely your capital for the long term?
most people end up like this: trading - sometime win sometime lose, investing - mostly negative, cause those are from fail speculation, long term holding mediacore or rubbish stock...
I think Warren buffet explained it best. By virtue of the lexicon, traders are by definition cannot be investors. When you invest in something, you look to the investment itself to provide you with earnings, which come out with either retained earnings, dividends or share buybacks. So if they disallowed trading of stocks similar to buying a farm or a apartment, when you expect your return to come from the value of the asset itself, that by devotion is an investment.
When you buy a stock expecting to make money from the the share price difference instead of the asset yourself, that is not investing, that is called speculating.
You can make money with both, but it is 2 different types of games. Never forget that. It is when you speculate and think you are investing, that is when the problem starts happening.
Dear all, A more light-hearted, humor and good for a laugh: A satire glimpse into I3investment Bloggers Day 2024. Admission: FOC with 5 star Buffet Lunch sponsor by Choivo Capital and JAKS https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/Sslee_blog/193622.jsp
Thank you.
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Posted by 3iii > 2019-02-13 18:41 | Report Abuse
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3iii Those who attended, please share your views.
Was the seminar useful for your trading/investing?
What topics did the speakers touch on? (A summary)
Did the seminar fulfill its intended objectives?
Would you attend another similar seminar in the future?
13/02/2019 12:29
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Sorry. Just noted the date of this event.
I thought it was over last weekend! :-) :-)